[opencms-dev] Add modules after install, and two broken links

[Michael Emmerich]

Atle,

I had send a reply to the list on December 1st, don't know why you did 
not get it. But here is my reply again:


Am 09.12.25 um 05:09 schrieb Atle Enersen via opencms-dev:
>
> Hello.
>
> I posted this one on december 1st, but fear that any reply has been 
> lost in a spam filter or soemthing...:
>
> We need to add these modules who was not installed originally:
>
> org.opencms.ade.detailpage
>
> org.opencms.frontend.urlname
>
> How do we go about to get this done?
>
Older versions of OpenCms (until OpenCms 10) had several modules with 
the name "org.opencms.ade.*" in it, but never one with 
"org.opencms.ade.detailapge".

Since OpenCms 11, the functionality of those modules is directly 
integrated in the core.

"org.opencms.frontend.urlname" is also unfamiliar to me, it sounds as if 
this belongs to a template system.

Didn't you use OpenCms 19 right now?


> ---
>
> From 
> https://documentation.opencms.org/opencms-documentation/the-opencms-workplace/inline-content-editor 
> the last two links under Related Links leads to nowhere.
>
In the past, you could download the documentation for a local 
installation. If installed locally, there were some interactive demos 
included which required that you log in and look at the demos in the 
offline project. Since the documentation is now only available in the 
web, the interactive part is not possible anymore, therefore those links 
do not work anymore.

But especially the function of inline editing can be checked in the 
Mercury template on a local installation as well.


Kind regards,

Michael



> Thanks.
>
> Vennlig hilsen/Best regards, Atle Enersen
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